Acclaimed actress Meryl Streep has recently sold her stunning, fully furnished home in Los Angeles, and the new owner is none other than controversial baseball player Alex Rodriguez, also known as “A-Rod.” Despite his recent suspension from professional play due to performance-enhancing drug use, Rodriguez has made a significant investment in this remarkable property.

Originally known as the Honnold & Rex Research House, the residence spans an impressive 3,700 square feet and features four bedrooms and four luxurious marble bathrooms. The design of the home emphasizes an open and seamless connection with the outdoors, thanks to its expansive walls of glass that lead to a serene courtyard and a relaxing spa area. The two-story living room is a true centerpiece, with a magnificent floor-to-ceiling stone wall and a grand fireplace that exudes warmth and elegance.

The house, once a traditional-style dwelling, underwent a remarkable transformation under the previous owner, renowned interior designer Xorin Balbes. Balbes successfully infused the property with a contemporary and airy ambiance, creating a captivating atmosphere that perfectly complements its surroundings.

Meryl Streep acquired this remarkable home less than a year ago for $4.5 million, making her recent deal with the accomplished third baseman even more impressive. With a profit of $300,000, Streep’s keen eye for real estate has once again proven to be a lucrative venture.